I recently separated from my former spouse and need a Divorce. Where do I start?
A Stronger Legal Response to Domestic and Family Violence
Life Doesn’t Stay the Same—and Neither Should Your Will.
If you’ve driven the Warrego Highway near Dalby recently, you may have seen a billboard that’s made you do a double take — or at least chuckle on your morning commute. Plastered proudly along the highway is a simple but cheeky message.
When parents separate, one of the most emotionally complex issues they face is determining where their children will live. Naturally, many parents ask: “Can my child choose who they want to live with?”
The Queensland Government has once again placed domestic and family violence in the spotlight, with new reforms aimed at strengthening protections for victim-survivors and holding perpetrators to account.
Navigating the complexities of co-parenting after a separation or divorce can be challenging.
I f you find yourself in a situation where your relationship has ended, it's crucial to know your entitlements and the legal framework surrounding spousal maintenance.